Gate Inspector

ConGlobal•Seattle, WA

5d•$27 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

ConGlobal is hiring a full-time Gate Inspector for its intermodal facility at 1 S. Idaho Street, Seattle, Washington. The role supports safe and efficient operations by inspecting inbound and outbound intermodal units, controlling facility access, and helping maintain orderly yard operations and accurate equipment tracking. Inspectors use computer systems and/or handheld devices to record inspection data, identify and report damage or safety concerns, and coordinate with drivers, team members, and terminal personnel. The position also includes preparing accurate repair estimates according to IICL guidelines; documenting repairs, materials, and labor hours in industry-standard software or depot management systems; and maintaining knowledge of IICL rules, repair codes, and current parts and labor pricing. Estimates must be timely, accurate, transparent, and compliant. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Starting pay is $27.26 per hour. Paid training and career advancement opportunities are offered.

Requirements

Hands-on experience in depot operations, container inspection, or intermodal equipment maintenance.
Strong working knowledge of IICL inspection criteria and repair coding.
Basic computer skills and ability to use handheld devices.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety.
Good communication and customer service skills.
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions and perform physical tasks, including standing, walking, and lifting.
Must pass pre-employment background verification, physical screening, and drug screening.

Responsibilities

Inspect inbound and outbound intermodal units.
Use handheld devices and/or computer systems to log inspection data.
Control facility access for vehicles and personnel in accordance with security protocols.
Communicate with drivers, team members, and terminal personnel to coordinate safe and efficient movement.
Support daily yard operations by maintaining orderly flow and accurate equipment tracking.
Identify and report damage, hazards, or safety concerns.
Develop accurate repair estimates following IICL guidelines.
Document required repairs, materials, and labor hours using industry-standard software or depot management systems.
Maintain current knowledge of IICL rules, repair codes, and market pricing for parts and labor.
Complete estimates in a timely manner while maintaining accuracy, transparency, and compliance.